Almost Home Video By Moby
Valerio Spagnuolo
Mar 15, 2014
A low-budget lyric video was shot by American electronic artist Moby, for his song titled ‘Almost Home’. With lyric videos rapidly gaining popularity, this one seems to stand out in the horde with its originality and ability to inspire.
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Moby spent a few weeks at the Best Friends Animal Society in Los Angeles County and came up with this fantastic video for ‘Almost Home’.
What The Video Is About
Costing roughly $0, the video was shot at the Animal Society and showcases an assortment of dogs and cats that are up for adoption. The video was given many teasers by Moby, calling it the best music video ever made. Though it might look like a four minute advertisement for the Best Friends Animal Society adoption center, it is inspiring nonetheless.
Almost Home – The Song
The third single from Moby’s album titled “Innocents”, ‘Almost Home’ is a collaborative with singer Damien Jurado. Apparently, Moby was very impressed with the Seattle-born singer-songwriter’s voice, and got him to feature in Almost Home.
Why Moby Chose Animal Adoption As His Theme
Moby is an avid animal rights activist and also practices veganism with intense vigor. This is why it is no surprise that he opted for this theme and even claimed it to be the best ever.
If you’re feeling very touched by the video and want to do something about it, then go to the Animal Society website and do something noble today!
Other Collaborations On The Album
The album “Innocents” has Moby teaming up with several A-list singers giving an edge to his electronic compilations. The artists featured include Wayne Coyne, Skylar Grey, Mark Lanegan, Cold Specks and Inyang Bassey.
Known for making music merely out of a passionate love for the art, Moby is driven by making people connect on an emotional level with everything they hear.
